Craig Kilborn

Title: TV Host, Comedian & Actor
Birth Date: August 24, 1962
Birth Place: Kansas City, MO
Attachment: The Late Late Show, The Daily Show, SportsCenter

Price range: Contact PAC
Categories: Hosts, Broadcasters, Comedians, Actors, Entertainment, Sports
Available for: Appearances, Endorsements, Speaking Engagements

First as a big star on ESPN’s SportsCenter, then as the host of “The Daily Show” and “The Late Late Show,” and now as an emerging movie star, Craig Kilborn has just about done it all in his career. The actor/comedian/media personality was born in Kansas City, but he often mentions his Minnesota upbringing in his humorous stories. At 6’ 5”, Kilborn knows what he’s talking about when it comes to basketball – he went to Montana State University on a basketball scholarship. He used that sports experience to land a job with ESPN, where he became one of the most popular SportsCenter anchors and is still known for his catchphrase “Jumanji!” After ESPN, he hosted “The Daily Show” on Comedy Central before taking over “The Late Late Show” on CBS. Never a guy to stay at one place too long, Kilborn is now working on various television projects and has appeared in several films.

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Craig Kilborn Speaker

With his wide variety of skills and experience, the list of possible Craig Kilborn speaker topics is almost endless. Equally comfortable tackling politics, sports or just plain comedy, Craig Kilborn is sure to be a hit for you.

Craig Kilborn Appearance

If you are one of the many fans of “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart,” then you should also be a fan of Craig Kilborn because he’s the one that started it all back in 1996. A Craig Kilborn appearance is a great way to make a big impact at your event.

Craig Kilborn Endorsement

Probably the biggest Craig Kilborn endorsement is the fact that ESPN had him back for their 25th anniversary celebration despite that he had been gone from the network for nearly a decade by then. That’s some serious drawing power.